This year’s Consumer Electronics Show suggests that ultrabooks, Windows 8 and Windows Phone will dominate the thinking of many companies in 2012.
Read moreIf there’s one thing painfully clear at the 2012 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) – other than the giant televisions, that is – it’s the fact all of our tech toys are becoming incredibly slim, powerful and wirelessly connected to one another.
Read moreThe 2012 International CES opens its show floor doors at 10 a.m. PST on Tuesday, January 10 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Read moreIt’s the year of the ultrabook, if those selling ultrabooks are to be believed. Ultrabooks are widely expected to appear in force at the 2012 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) this week. But what exactly are they and why might you want one?
Read moreThe 2012 Consumer Electronics Show is set to kick off in Las Vegas with Microsoft announcing this will be its last year at the annual gadget fest. As AP’s Haven Daley reports, expected highlights include new ultra-thin laptops and flatscreen TVs. (Jan. 9)
Read moreAt CES 2012, which kicks off Tuesday in Las Vegas, at least 30 to 40 ultrabooks will be introduced, organizers say.
Read moreThe annual Consumer Electronics Show hosts the announcements which shape the gadgets that are an increasing part of all our lives and has previously fostered the rise of 3D and internet connected TV, as well as the latest laptops and new tablets that aim to rival the iPad.
Read moreAt last year’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, you couldn’t throw your schwag bag across the show floor without hitting a 3-D television or Android tablet. This year’s hottest gadget? It looks like it will be the ultrabook.
Read moreThe 2012 International Consumer Electronics Show returns to Las Vegas, Nev., on Tuesday, January 10, and the tech trade show is bringing with it expectations of ultrabooks.
Read moreFor the consumer electronics industry, the frenzy of holiday sales is just a prelude to its massive annual pilgrimage to Las Vegas in January, when nearly 150,000 people gather to ogle the newest generation of gadgets.
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